Minnesota and North Dakota.
Other Providers
REACH services are available to Minnesota and North Dakota providers of all types and sizes across the continuum of care, including medical and surgical specialty clinics (i.e., allergy, cardiology/heart, chiropractic, dentistry, endocrinology, gastroenterology/GI, ENT, eye, orthopedics, pain, nephrology, neurology, reproductive, and urology) and other care settings such as home health; nursing home; public/county health organizations; behavioral health, rehabilitation or treatment centers; family planning, and teen centers.
We can help you implement an EHR or optimize how you use your current system, identify ways of using the EHR that will make the organization more efficient and utilize the information in the EHR to improve care.
For providers in Minnesota, we can work with you to make sure your EHR can assist you in gathering data for state required quality reporting.
Where are you on the path to achieving meaningful use—full EHR functionality, reporting, and connectivity?
Unsure. If you have an EHR and are unsure where you stand with meaningful use, REACH can conduct an assessment of your clinic to determine how ready it is to meet meaningful use criteria.
Great system needs optimization. Your organization might have a great system in
place and you only need to turn on or tweak certain functionality to fully
benefit you. With our understanding of EHR systems and clinical practices, REACH help
you optimize your system.
Dissatisfied with current EHR. Your EHR might not be meeting your expectations
for any number of reasons. You may have a dead end product that is no longer
being upgraded. Your EHR might have been implemented without fully evaluating
workflows prior to implementation. Whatever the reason, you need an EHR that
works for your organization. REACH can help identify what is limiting your
ability to get your money’s worth out of your system. We can help you determine
if you want to build an EHR in parallel with your current practice management
system or start with a new integrated system.
No EHR. EHRs help improve patient safety and quality of care. They help contain a organization’s costs..